Some modules only build for arm, but the CI build producing the
all_teams proto artifact is building for X86 and the module was getting
left out.
The fix was to stop checking the Enabled() flag.
Test: m all_teams ; # inspected proto
Fixes: 325054164
Change-Id: I607c289f3ba47c2ddf6324ccff144712d782044d
this.teams_for_mods uses a dictionary and `range` yields a
non-deterministic ordering. This would cause all_teams.pb to be
non-determinisitic. Since this file is created during Soong analysis, it
would cause the .ninja file to also be non-deterministic.
Use SortedKeys to do the iteration instead.
Test: go build ./android
Test: m nothing a couple of times and checked that the .ninja files are
identical
Change-Id: Ife2d2520d118ef25639f86390912d98b5f057655
This allows vendors (like google) to specify which team owns the test
module and code.
Team is a commonProperty on modules and points to the designate "team"
module. The DepsMutator adds the dependency on the "team" module and
"GenerateBuildActions" write the team data to intermediate files.
A new singleton rule, all_teams visits all modules and writes out
the proto containing the team for each module.
If a module doesn't have a team, then it finds the package in the
blueprint file and parent directory blueprint files that have a
default_team and uses that team.
Test: m all_teams
Test: go test ./python ./java ./cc ./rust ./android
Test: added team to HelloWorldHostTest and built the new asciiproto target
Test: added package default_team and checkout output proto.
Change-Id: I5c07bf489de460a04fc540f5fff0394f39f574a7
